2-Link Chain Stabilizer for Massey Ferguson 135 Three-Point Hitch System

Description

If you’ve noticed your bush hog swaying like a pendulum when you lift it, or your disc harrow keeps drifting to one side during fieldwork, you know how frustrating and dangerous unstable implements can be. This 2-link stabilizer chain keeps your three-point hitch implements properly controlled and tracking straight, so you can work with confidence knowing your equipment won’t surprise you with unexpected movement.

What You’re Getting

• Adjustable length from 435mm to 495mm gives you the flexibility to work with different implement sizes
• Heavy-duty chain construction with zinc-plated finish stands up to weather, chemicals, and constant stress
• Precision-made clevises and pins ensure secure attachment without play or wear
• Quick-disconnect design lets you remove the chain when you need implements to float freely

Built for Real Farm Work

Your Massey Ferguson 135 handles everything from mowing and cultivation to loader work around the farmyard. When you’re running implements like rotary cutters, disc harrows, or scrapers, proper stabilization becomes critical for both safety and performance. This chain stabilizer shines when you’re working on hillsides, making tight turns, or backing up with heavy attachments.

Made to Last

Farm implements create serious side loads during operation, and stabilizer chains take the brunt of that punishment. This chain uses high-tensile steel links with protective zinc coating that resists rust even when exposed to fertilizers and harsh weather. The clevises and pins are machined to exact tolerances, ensuring they won’t wear oval holes in your mounting points.

Good to Know

Installation connects one end to your lift arm and the other to the stabilizer bracket on your axle housing. Start with moderate tension to eliminate sway without over-stressing the mounting points. When running ground-engaging implements like plows, disconnect the chains to let the hitch follow ground contours properly. Keep a light coat of grease on the pins to prevent seizing.